Re: Terminology

Frank wrote :

Or in Serbian: ja hocu da idem, which in Croatian would be an infinitival
> clause... ja hocu ici
>
> What *is* this called?
>
My French grammar calls them 'proposition subordonnie' and 'proposition subordonnie infinitive'.
mathias


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